Factor Info
| ID | 158015 |
| Size | 1101 digits / 3656 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 219495346197164916877147181314794640251828834366286575202455069682986267459439842451205388247262787255379583587389247770593494149869409015711484724943707672165326245990799163841592675653097542469621243659081298061719616600342760262722695839051292179852970174293552258126187240183400386333553132901736392686286016109973056767242345286363403658112006224537096992976788002426556080111292453204369710864223116668400475138021610602649408339682213390805231894900794093569375695598249311673631199327658431968457179372309968045978155871180753875668321496717483398816376053599119414512551051709353119834553240320039124261565982130999688512417014730736028919577640385013730849648682865474659217501215828921047696303109216132154147578860783699564409353870569230712616643445470639663195142825106297505331442612132056329423751819467464877879696089459776395251848738150157701714398188276881625754073372246787935527653635967005772219810266131267026315441391284375472056211263109331727430523853933443190682120166884200844111547535849927196284913071709073378008950007667238874495981123271046483363177799297442895109231 |
Factorizations
Primary factorization keeps track of the smallest (known) prime factor. Secondary factorizations are old results kept when a new smaller prime factor is found, which occasionally happens with ECM.